Monorail: (011212112.
Tuesday, August 19. 1873.
From the New York Observer.
RES (1 ROAM .
BY WM. 11. MOIRIS.
Crown me with Autumn leaves
Front trees that earliest fail!
And bid them—while yon parting sunbeam
"grieves,
And twilight soft her lonely mantle weaves—
Slgh to the melancholy gale.
Pale types of prouder clay,
How well ye mark my lot!
E’en as your withering fibres fast decay,
So fade the chaplets of my life awav,
To fall and be forgot.
Crown me with buds of Spring 1
Yes, deck my temples, now !
Haste, the young suowdrop from its bed to
bring,
And lure the sephyr on his infant wing,
To bathe with tenderest balm, my brow.
Emblems of life begun i
E‘en:as ye burst the sod,
And fiing your grateful incense t0 the'sun',
80 shall I start when death’s short sleep is
done,
To ofi'er mine to God.
2225' .
I THOMAS BLU-Bnn._
AND HOW HE GO'II IKARRIID.
Blumble boasted of being a confirmed
bachelor, and took pride in being called a
woman hater. I mean Thomas Blumble, of
the importing house of Hood Silver d:
Blumble. He was very fond of letting peo-
ple know that be disregarded the charms of
the softer sex, and was frequently heard to
say that he would l1ke to see the woman
that could get him under her thumb.
There was a time of course, when Blumble
was susceptible to the overtures of Cupid;
because, when he was plain “Tom, " of 15
years of age, and left Rock Cove, came to
the city and entered the employ of Meusor,
Tigby & Hood, he left behind him a “Polly
Ann” with many a sigh and tear, and more
vows than both put together, _to be true to
death. For two years he Iwrota constantly
to his Polly Ann, repeating the manifold
vows of boyhood love; then he was promo-
ted from boy to entry clerk, and soon after
was introduced to a very bewitching young
lady whom we may be allowed to call
Hattie Elton. Then he forgot his Polly
Anu down in Rock Cove,'and became very
attentive to Miss Elton; he accompanied
her to the theater and made her presents;
he got trusted for his new coat, and with
the money that should have paid for it they
took a sleigh-ride to Brighton, and feasted
on hot chicken and champagne; to please
her he learned to polka and waltz; the
shottische and vsrsouv1eoue was not in
Things had sped along very
smoothly for about a year; so Tom, think-
ing he might as well have the. matter settled
Miss Elton
appeared very much surprised, foramo-
men! she remained silent, then lifting up
vogue then.
at once, popped the question.
both hands, she exclaimed:
“Why,_Mr. Blumble—she had constantly
called him ‘Tom' for six months previously
—I’ve been engaged these two yeals—didu t
you know it. ‘"
“Know it? No," replied Blumble
utter astonishment.
“Why, yes, I've been engaged to Charley"
Dudley for a long while, and I thought you
knew all about it, and was only paying at-
Cbarley is
in New York, now, but we are to be mar-
tentioa to me out of politeness.
ried next Christmas.”
“Married nex—”
We may guess what Blumble was ‘abIout
to say, but we shall always be in doubt, for
instead of finishing his sentence, he took
his hat and rushed out of the house, not
even waiting to make the pai'ting 'salIuta-
tioanf “good evening. " Perhaps '110 was
afraidIto trust his gnashing teeth, for. fear
they would change his we'll-meant Words
into some wicked expression.
Tom, in the privacy of his own chamber,
with his door locked, his elbows upon his ; .
light-stand, and his face quite buried in his
hands, reverted to the year’ s timeIandI the
many dollars he had thrown away'ou .'Miss
Elton, then he thought of poor Polly Ann,
whom he had “cut". so shamefully, down in
Rocky Cove, and he decided to write her, to
ofi'erpressing business as an excuse for 1101
having written before, to sue for pardon foi‘
past ueghgenee, and to assert lightihis afi‘ec» -
tions were still unaitered‘gn "d,_unalterable.
So he unburied 4111" fade,L and penned the
tender misgiverfh _ ‘lsehoodt “Fat stale
love, whichhe dispatched “with
confidence that PollyAnu would he _very
happy to rece1ve it. at ‘silaIs IiI'o'II'
some. . . I .
had heard ofth infenIbo'ns t‘o tbc cz'ty lady,
that she had almost fol-gotten h‘ ' '
going to marry JeIrr smith the #111029,
blacksmith, the next w it returned
to 'Tom his arliest indoi-‘Ifs
From thatI day Bumble announced 111111-
salf to the world 'II‘a‘sb woman-hater He
had been false to (me 16111911,.- ,aud one
woman had tricked him. Sb he criizd do
the whole sex.- The time which Blumble.
had heretofore divided belwcén love 1111-
business was now. ds'vofeId 111 games". -I‘.~an .'.
in consequence he recech die I
alter another 111101 1111 had _Itlie' 15121310190319
seeing his own name the third on the sign
over the door which he had enrered‘f
that Blimlble had traveled through - I..I
England Slates, tv'i'o: .jefigs ago 14$
sat'I 1n the bar-room, alter- supper,
his cigar,,_ until it' became fill
pipes, thIlIIkmg of their . , .
him, so he: concluded to .wilk out an 1,1,: I‘"
the village by mooonlightz He had ”idly
stepped into the entry, and before ; I
could close the door, ere he heard a voice
inquiring: -"
“Who 15 that gentleman. 9"
“His name is Blumble; he is from BosI
ton.”
“Blumble, front Boston,” chimed in a
third voice, and then added, “You don’t'say
so i" followed by a long, 10w whistle of
astonishment.
Blumble stepped off the piazza and
walked up the village street.- He had scarce
walked twenty yards before he was aware
of being followed. Giving the matter but
little thought, however, he turned from the
road into a pleasant lane that wound Iits
way toward some half-dozen fam‘i houses
until he came to a rustic sent, upon which
he threw himself, and was soon oblivious
to all the wolld except the business affairs
of “Hood, Silver & Blumble.” He sat until
his cigar was consumed, when he :was
aroused t0 the world around him by the
village clock striking ten. 'Bu'ttoniug his
coat closely mound him, he. hurried down
the lane toward the holel.j_As ,l1c,turncd
from the lane into the great road he was
suddenly and not very softly seized by the
throat, by the shoulders and by the coat:
tails by at least a dozen hands. He was
rather too much surprised to speak, even if
he had had a chance to; the hands so close-
ly clenched around his throat would have
prevented his speaking if he had not been
so greatly surprised, As he could not
speak, he listened very patiently to some
half- dozen exclamatious (11'-“How we’ve got
in
ullobt’I
'p'oo'r
human expectations: raivyééltnu’s letter
It‘vrasbrzef she 101's BluinblIe' ' 11‘s '
love~lotterI
. j. 11%:
. hot
“QM.
" custdmers.
Something desperate must be done; so
Blumb'lc struck _the fellow tllaI'It had ‘_hi1n by
the throat full in the face, knocking him
down, and then cried out as though be ex-
pected that this would be the last chance he
Would ever have to speak:
“What in the deuce are you about 2”
The striking question had a miraculous.
effect than the numerbps ban as ,dlstribuie’d
. about his person, and Blumble Iwas Ii‘IreeI.
e waited a few moments to regain his
IIIIIb'reath; then looking around him asked
very energetically.
.“ What does all this mean ?”
.“It means .that if you don’t promise to
leave town and not go to see Mary Gray
again, we’ll just bide you; and then ride
ybu out of town 011 a rail, ” said the young
gained his feet; M ' '
';“Leave town? Mary Gray? Why, II do
not undersmnd what you mean, " remarked
Blumble, considerably mystefied.
.I-g
cut out Billy Higdy l1erc;u0w if 'y0u don’t
give up Mary and leave town to-morrow
night, we’ll pitch you into the mill-pond.”
“Hold on a moment,” said Blumble; “I
th nk you have g0t~hold of the wrong per-
soia, as I have not the acquaintance of Miss
Gray, nor,.in.fz1ct, of any other lady in this
plllce. Buthantyou to understand one
thing distinctively, and that is, I-‘ shall- not
' 'le ve town until I get ready.”
Something about Blumble' s 'u1anno'r
secmied to convince the young men that he
wz1's in e:,11uest for they uttered vanous ex-
pression s, such as, “That’s a likely story. '"
"lid 5 "1‘8 “0"” “I don'tbclieve 111111,”. ctc'.
g3,
Mcn invariably express doubts when being
be' leve.
or a fcwm
mdined' in silence; tbéu one Of the young
denizens of P. broke the spell by asking ,
SI‘Ain’ t your name Blumble l"
‘I‘ch, sir. ”
“And you are from Boston. 9” 'I' 4' ' " ‘
“Yes, sir.” . I
“And don 1 you know Mary Gray 2’".
l'NQ; '1'. 11' .
' - i-‘erll, haI.-t’Is strangelI She said that his
naine tanI Bliruible,‘ and that’s your name;
hogbelonged} to Boston, and so do you; and
y0u have been right Iup. by her house, and
wé heliéve you’ ve been there to see her.
Dtln t we Bill. ‘2’?
.‘iYes, we do,” replied HigIdy.
“W ell, young men,” saidlBluml1le, “if you
don’ t believe me, go and ask the young lady
herself. ”
his preposition was met with approval
the whole party, so Blumble started back
up the his; accompanled by a large icico
bei'ore,I behind, and on cach .side of him.
They filed mm the yard, and crowded 011 'to
th steps of a neatdookiug farm house, and
H dy knocked at the door. In a few m0-
meats III°,“I°,. of the chamber windows was
op 'mod and a protruded head asked:
‘ Who s Ithcre. 9”
Come down to the door a minute, Squire
1 you 2’,’ asked Bill.
Why, what do you want?” inquired the
voice 1n the window above.
a ioice from the crowd below.
‘EWby', she has been abcd these two houf's.
.Is it anything important. ’”
Yes} we Want to see her just a minute."
“We'll, III‘llI speak {04 her. ”
In" a' few minutes Mary appeared at the
dobr. She was very good looking, uotWIlth-
stahding her- being called out of bed at such
an‘ unseason'ablc hour—11nd so thought
Blumble.I For some moments the whole
company' remained speechless. AtI last
Bldmble,tir_11Iig' of his conspicuous situation,
and the ‘I‘nothiugI-tIo-say" spirit of the party,
brdke the silence by asking the young lady
if e had ,ever seen him before.
‘iNotII- that I remember, ” she replied.-
“I only asked you to satisfy these young
mc'b “ said BluImble. ' ' ‘
lien be IainI’t your city beau ?” asked
"H dy.
‘ o,” as short as though it hnd been but
on 1etter:-"-'- "1 7 1'
.‘ hen we are mistaken,” said a voice in
thevaard, and two or three of the party slid
on at the gate.
_.LI'. .
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no fault of mine. This gentleman,"
poi ting to Higdy, “and his party seized
me nd would not allow me to proceed to
my otel until I had proved to them that I
hn not been visiting you. I must now
them with you to make their own ex-
nib ' ations, and bid you good evening. ”
00d evening,” said the young lady, in a
sweet voice.
timehow Blumble didn’ 1 sleep very sound
tluight; he w as in a. very strange place ,
and': he kept onnnbnutly thlnking 0f Ins
sludge adventure, and of the good- -looking
strabge young lady; and the more he
4. tho ' ht the more he wondered who she
was; and when at last be determined to in-
quire about her in the mor11iug,he fell
aslecp and: dreamed 'bf bet“. if;
-B umble was an carlyrrlser—bachelors
generally are—and the next morning before
,' hc ylllagers were astir, he had walked out
1111 grassed the house of Esquire.Gray- , but
(1 not see Mary, so he returned to the
and inquired of the landlord coucel n-
iiig her. The 1111mm 11111111 lbfie? pr'Iaised
bergfor the bachelor decided to remain an-
' day and be introduced to her, then to
in a third day, and finally he conclud-
. . ..h mightas well stop the week out, and
I wrote to his partners, informing thsm_
ain {his}? toIII
can
4'." .
a 1:
633st in almigh-
up that same lane each' evenmg', and
walked into the house, too. He was not
distdIrbed again by Btll Higdy, for the
Squire had threatened that if he came
within gun-shot of the house again to put a
II: (lusciof cold 1e
.'.,jealq' us Higdyfifiu
t hi So but
Ibis?
There was a great reform in the manner
and habits of Thomas Blumble, merchant.
He lbft his bachelor clubs, notwithstanding
the icon and taunts 01 his former compan-
ions; and he became circumspect in his re-
marks on female character. For a number
of uionths he spent his spare hours writing
to ry, and choosing appropriate gifts for
her, "and for a long time the Boston and P.
Express considered him one of their best
But ere long there was a brill
iant Iwedde§ this trim the .11qu Ibf Sgt‘ri'r
Gray, (1mm.f 00st its most»
tor.Miss Gray became Mrs. Blumble. A
few weeks ago Mr. and Mrs. Blumble went
down to Rock Cove and visited the old
Bluuiblc homestead. While there, Mr.
Thomas Blumble introduced his wife to
and all the little Smykes It would IbI'e 1m-
possible to tell which are the most content-
ed with their lot, Thomas .01' Polly Ann.
One thing more and fold (16110. In answer
-to.Blumblc 5 advertisement for a chamber-
maid, who would 'ossist in plain sewing,
who do you think Iapplicd for the sltuauou 2
Hattie Elton! Her New York beau had
heard- of her flirtatious with Blumble, and
for that reason broke-his engagement with
'ller; and she, who might have been Mrs.
Thomas Blumble, must be content to be
Mrs. Blumblc’s servant.
m
I The palace of Priam, King of Troy, has
con discovered by Professor Schliemann,
who has been‘ digging in search of the
foundations of ancient Troy at intervals for
some years, and was so much encouraged
by the result of his first labors as to begin a
second series of excavations in February
last, with a large force of workmen. Priam,
it Inlay be remembered, had a large family,
and he appears to have provided for them
inavery handsome manner, for the Pro-
fessor has found fifteen baskets fullof gold
and silver vases, cups and magnificent
ornaments. The discovery is the most
important that has been make since Layard
unearthed Nineveh, and is especially in-
tercsting to Homeric students.
you (n
convinced. [of somethnlg they had rather not . 4
mpmeuts _tbe Iwholc party 1'_e-~
" lll’llll
‘i'We want to see Mary 11 minute, ” replied
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charthgb’alle. . ,
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Confectionery and The ream.
t ‘ '
anlsI aCst all hours in the Restaurants,
“7',"
DOUGH
F. ".1018“ a. IBROTIIERS,
*I Extensive dealers in
-W
NI
4811'
:Agent rat; Norwal
all N
Springfield,offipriligfield,m:bs, ‘
PaOplc’s,Worcester,Mass. ., 009', 00000
Franklin, Phila. ., Pa. 3, 268, '918 89
commerce, Alban ,N. Y. 304,324 00
Narragansett, ofProvldsncctR..l., 154,947.
A-ndes,Cil'1elnnat t',l 0.1;250.oo'000
ome, of Colgmbl'ts 0. -: . 488,44734
Alcmanla, Cléve‘l an »
‘ Liverpool, andLondo'n, audGlobe,Isepn-
Queen of Liverpool& London, do do 1', 355. 86009
Imperial. ofLondou,
neetlcut andNew-York. _
GIEOIIIGE R. COWLESI.
IRIgULTURAl INSURANCE 00.
OF WATERTOWN, N. Y.
YOU CAN ALWAYS FIND
53 MAIN STREET,
sauna and vnonrannns
in rnsmrnorna sfiasoss.
': . AlsoaIllnc assortmentpf.
csocsss'i was WARE, ac. -'
Are also agents for
Smith’s Bakery,
And; so 1 fl P158
P") '9 6'11:le 111111111111 11.
DEMMOIIN 01 NEWCOMB
" 53 11am small:
11.11
[101111th dishivctiilh's"
osoms FAMILY: 01100311133
cares, Dump. the: ‘ Water st, Norwalk, Conn... OII
5" :88d Street at 8 80 o’clock.
CHARLES T LEONARD.
DEALER IN 4 '
Le"
GEORGE WARD SELLECK,
A choice and fine assortmentof
Haicomtantlyln block“ hiIsnaI'wstIanId. I I
No. 9IIMa1n Street,
WILLIAM G. ESTREETIy-J
.'I' I4'181W1fiter8ti-cdt,
"tthlIeIaI‘IalIcgnbd'Retall Dealer in
,, 0'. at 0. ‘1-'. ADAMS.
assn'rs AFTER Dnnoc'l'm'G
CHIC/l G0 LOSSES; '
iioow 1.11s "MERRILL,
k Conn” issuc Policies forthe
estehestermFN'e
deli
(1,0
'It_ I';
b95,00000
:> rate fire assets, 5.0 9,105 00
orth British and Meréannle, do do 2, 0159800
do do 5. 313.
Andothcr CpmpnuicsfitocknndMntutIil.111
665 00
" nonnuusuulnn
alibi
.where he willcarry on the
Gas Fitting and Plumbing Business I-'
in all us branches. Being a PRACTICAL WORK-
MAN, and always either personally doing. or super-r
intending h1s work, he is confident“ (if his ability to‘
give satisfaction.
By falthfulattention to business,REASO\ABLE
WORK, he hopes to
C
Machine Jobbing" and lie smug
'of Mr. John 'Cotter, near the foot of
fully prepared to execute all
Jobbing, and to repair Machinery. Orders Iodine--
ceive prompt attention, and be' executed in a work-
manlikc manner.
share in the public patronage.
1711‘
p pslid
11111111.
kinds of Machine
The en '1scr1Ibcr, having leased thcsho
C..\V BURRITT
LSON’S BLOCK, (opposite Gazette Building,
HARGES, and 6001)
W'.‘ BUBBITT. ,
.....
T
IIARNESSES’I IPIORIES ALE.
B.SWA
Fch.1,1873.
HE subscriber would respectfully inform the
public that he has now on hand a good assort-
ment ofHARNESSES, made of the very best mate-.
rials, which he will SELL AS LOW as thevcan
possibly be furnished at any other similar estab-
lishment in the county. Now IOIIV'IhIle orders. Let
1
me havethem atouce. N.
6
gtnsurancefa" m an}:
Goods sent' by“ express alltnspl'lotll‘b' cht ., .,,-. .9; p 1 Egz’gggft [3'
.We cuss. the habit, permanently; .gfigffid' 1. 081'18984
.cheap, quick. withoutsun'erlng or ln- peopwg, ollttlddletown. cm, 8,8 4 6
our case. Ad-. Homaml' 9', kéiz
“KG, ,1“ warhmnlxfiro l n, 1‘,
' Comlnentalof New York, 1" .427149621
International ‘ ‘
PEEK
ls’
he snbsc'rloIIeIr has located in the BASEMENT OF I
lJprl
'4 5‘ * 4e
KEEP COOL.
moss
lit and
REFRIGE'RATORS; 4:.
*3?" 20* *6! *1!-
1"
** *‘é-X- ** *Ik-l- **
100, C’I’Bam Frppyn/ra.”
Wfi
MEAT SAIFIIES,
it Very_ low Prices,
: _ ‘ boa sun as 11.1. saucers... ivn'arwusm
use; and every family should have them on hand
iorng their protection and relief, when re uircd.
0
West“ surest, and best 0 13"" the Pills with which
'thc' market abounds.
the blood is
whole machinery
activity. Internal organs which become clogg
and sluggish are cleansed byA
ls changed into health, the value of which 011
when reckoned on the' vast multitudes who 3%}
it, can hyardl be computed Their sugar con
makes them plensant to take. and reserves their
virtuesunim forhagy step“ ftime (9',
110.93%: 13'5“. Seventh: Erin "i“:‘ib’dt‘im'
IWM disturbance to the constitution
u 10n:'.‘
each box, now to use them as a Family I’
and for the following complalrits, which these
31011 {($115 I"
mm rapidly
.0“, La
shouldbe
ash, and rosters ’i-ts healthy tone and actions ‘ 'r
s Stalls
magi” ' sat-limes or Gre‘ot'r “stun-aflr'
e "' Iona .0011: and IIIIIlsoy-II loves-s, 1116th
be' judiciously taken for each case, to correct
cages It.
mild dose is gencr‘gly
glmfion‘ 0‘
Isle, Back and 15041111, the
uously taken, as require
complaints'zdlsappcai'.
they‘ should
Itaken, as 1
promote
bowels, features the 11ng
system.’
no serious deraugg
tolerably we‘
11"" lumen an; «eaten a: ‘dlges
_ c cans as an renova e s tivc
. apparatus. .
Dr. .I. 0'. Aim: .1: (70., 2mm... armor-5
Ayer’s Cathartic P1118,
For tth relief and
cureof ofalld derange-
m'e‘lits'dn
sch, liver, and bow-
.. cls.' They are 11de
Iaperiltlznt,t and an
_sexee en p five. .
Bein pnrbg'
g, table,- ‘1hef cb
' nomercury ermine-
'ralIwhatever. Much
a serious sickness and
': sulferinglisprevcnt.
eir timely
experience has roved them to be e saf-
By their occasiouul use,
urified, the corruptlous of the s hs-
obstructions removed and
of life restored to 11:3 healtlzyo
33
tom cxpelle
Aer’s Pills, and
tim'ulated into action. Thus cipient; disease
.. . ,. 19’1“.
bn'i‘ or?) I'givehlon " idle bl?
’
cute 3— '. 'I , v'gg
For Dyspepéls'a 01' In
or and use ("it
‘moderately to s acidic shame-f
For lilunvcs- Co lat-a mantras vicious sysn‘p;3
of
diseased action or remoye the obstructions which
or millage-lam, but brig
In; 1.;thng Ira!-
cis’ra,l'a
. "menus
on an 0 secs
39.101 suchggthange those
41 '1‘
buy and Dropsical Swain-50;.
take'u' 1n large and maq
roduce the effect; ofa drastic “'3‘ @039!
0r Suppression a 131 dose should he
produces the deI efi’ccttbi,sym-
pAs yaDtnner Pill, take one tho: two' mu. to
stiou and rcllevcth a stomach.
An occas 0naldoscst1mulntes the stomach his
tits, and invigor'ateafiba
Hence it is u advantageous when
meat exists. » One who feels
n finds that a dose of these"
him feel decidedly pedantic in their
For]!
“refers
on of the esystcmr
i
For IDs-o
PREPARED BY
LOWELL, M41851, U. S. A.
C
. RANGES. .. . .
o'oIon N07. RANGE: '. “ 312.00
------ taco
all n11dsee thembeforcbnylngelsewherc.
. -GEOBGEF BELDEN. . :.
Hourensuoi'u, EUROPEAN PLAN 37’
are
For
Uni
Thesefipectacles are manufactured fromt‘flfl I;
000.”
diamond lenses have‘ been fon Ill" to adult” teen er
cent. less heated rays than any other pebble. T ey
clans, are sole agents for Norwal
they only can be obtained.
Do not buy 11 pair unless you see than-1110.11.39}-
“Ila” melted i‘Illgcther. and are ca to
CE: sand bl‘HIIMI-,
11 int” opefihe'
on account ofthei that
g been tested -"wit
ground with- meat scientific accuracy, are free
goth“ before an ned.
SPENCERI
Gytb COE ., New York.
sale by responsible agents in .ever 'a in the
SON .EJe7Welerys 031 Opti-
manufactured.
on. A,JA k C
t. ,from wh
No peddlers e111 ployglll'
Hang/mag Baskets,
4“ REDUCED ”HICKS“; ' _H
RUSTIC SETTEE
5535”
Chest
seam
nr‘amoivn srncracnnsz- , ~
SOUTH NOR‘VIALK,IC
"-5
Allkl’nds oleeuts’ an
'3
_é
Id Lad
leIs'I’ Boots,
at fair prices.
1
HIRAM S. BROWN.
ELY’S BLOIIOKI:
CONN.
. made to ordb'i'd'n ihé‘shost v'afiorkmanlikpmanucrsaili
\Jim 'w 4‘«’-.111‘_v¢s,
HORSE CABS RUN IRIGHT BY THE DOOR.
HAVE removed to their new rooms in thePost-o
Furniture 012:0!ch descriptlosr, ,
_ .AtI gseI‘tly 1I'edIIucsdprlchs.
UNDERTAKING, II I ‘
“in 1111 its branches.
kt. '5 ... l! a" fr. {:3 5, .3933
We ANDI BRICK,
N ’thBivsr Blue Stone,Li1Ine, Cement
. .- _iugso_
stutsrrlrrrsa arwtasmsuaassmstts
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
lice Building, (entrance one door west of the
oldstore) where they have avery lnrgc assor tmento
«CONVEYAN CES .
PSUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
0111:1111: law 1011.
THE ELEGANT, FAST AND NEW STEAMER,
N 11110 after Ma'y 1st, 1873, wlll leave Pier 37.
East Rlvcr, foot of Market Street, at 8 :10, and
Leave South N'o'rualkr'cvci-y morning at 7: 50, or
on arrival of railroad trains.
Fare,7 5 cts.,ExonrsionTiokIets$1.25.
run FREIGHT PROPELLERS,
CITY OF NORWALK & P. F. BRADY
Will um each en (1 of tberoute every evening.
Produce sold without charge for commission .
Fr elghts at usual rates.
4' "wonwanx nonssr. murmur.
GROCKER Y; CHINAI GTOOOQTKZGS, ,‘IRON, STEEL: MECHANICS’ TOOLS: A931 1973. Connsxomo Jun 2811s. 1878.
CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, cannuon hm Namam 5,10,...”
And 81M"!!! 0‘ Promswns, Domes, WHEELS, mus, SHAFTS, 3:00am. 11;. ‘1. ébo'ii' 1100 11.111.
. nuns axnns. sritmcs, some, ' :3: 1; 112° {5.3, :3: ..
.0 ' ' 0 [81125 as
Heaters,Ranges,Stovessnd Furnaces, and all that. Flour, . , SIIAISIB' BLINIDS I'DOORS PAINTIS' 7'25 “ N. Y. Bx. & steamboat :45 .1
ablperéalllns to 1'.“ StovdlaLnrl tCnllnalry Department“ . . OILS, GLASS, VARNISH, LC" :3 :: fig 343: 8 10 u
an e 81’! am son an CHI! ll rea vane . . , , s o u
Plumbers 11110 Tigners’hlaterlalszang experienczd Fret/(1t, (£36., AtLowest—NewYork Prices, 4 840 :1 New Haven Accom. 9‘20 u
workmento execute quickly and neatly all kinds of 9 10 “ New York Accom. 9 30 u
Nolkl in l'lrIlul'HSIImIett Iron, 'dgappekl' L'I'demd Ztine To which be we lldinvlte the attention of all who . . ' I ' ' ‘I . ' I ' ’ I. " ‘I'I :ng u £37333?" Express 13:3 "I‘
ens. e angng.an pea us 11 espu up ' ' 1 .. i " ‘ " 4‘ _
‘on scientific principles Agents for HARTFORD - wishtopnrdiasefirstuclssbgoddq,“ Spec‘acles In 3"" a“ kmds of Eyes ~1010. .‘.; NdTruin : 10,35 .11
EARTH cnosna' company. Norslty Clothes Reasonable Prices. . . 10 35 .. N-Y;Ex & N- H- 110- 11 on u
erngcr. Tlngley’s Horizontally Revolving Ico . . “05 .. No'iraln 1130 "
Cream Freezer. and only Agents for FalrficldConn-I DRIED ,SBII'CED 'A SBBCIA‘ILTY. BEST _ - '1; 3’0 u 13° Trill“ 11 50 “
trforthe or 1111 15‘, Isrrirnn Wuonn on 'sn'wnn'. AGENT FOR 1 '° “Tm“ 1210 p m.
0111 ‘ i ‘0 ‘. . . I x» :_ ' . . 1910.1) m. N0 Train 13 30 u
0 III on Clad Pa “‘7 0‘ ' Dropin and see as 1D our newstore, LAZARUS flI LIOKKISS’ 112231;: NE: Hgi'gnAAIégbnm 12% ::
These paints are a success; made of pure' Iron ‘ ‘-~ 7 ~ '- - " 1 .
Ore, and need only to be tried to be apgroved. WcI : .~ ‘0 9 MA‘NII STKEET. I- 'CEBEBRIATEDPERFECTED :33 1': £23., Iggfif‘ifgg'ff' "' 30 t,
. ,kcep Pure Li'nsechst‘ and Boiled lls‘.aa only 2 : 305 .. No Train :23 H
Pure Ollwillwbrksuccdssmllvwlth odr'Pzi‘ut'l. - - SPECTACLES & EYE GLASSES. 21:13 : Eegvénk é’lccom. 1 4;, u
‘ x.. raw on y .. (
1 GDRIER "All AID WEST STREETS, 30 o T s a s H o B s , ‘30 2: ewYork “gem. :33 In
4 SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. ,~'- , ': . 'c first: .» H'la'ré'e assortment of “ERNIE 9““an 500 "2‘ ’ o’l‘raln 530 u
- nit 'IIvs'sst: serene tie. the 03:13:13 everlye gtgg .. g9;- ,5:ng figgnfc 31213 ;;
[1E subscriber would respectfully callthe atten- I" ddnce ("”4“ do “0" me "“3 “9' :1 g "'5 n c ear 6 10 11 New York Accom. ,,
{1 I
. .F I RE .F I I) L F1 RE TI tion of the ”public. to their. Wnrggfilcngtrgfgg yaeggsElggubbbbnebegf'lbbbbgs. 530 .‘1‘ New Haven Accom. 3:3 _ ..
I'I'éIII ' 5.5 “- '1" Special attenttlon alvtintoiittlngubarslg ted people. :3 “ fig T1211: '4 g: 2:
NEWI STOCK OI" GOODS, "3° “1'03: men 0 g 750 “ No' 'I‘raln 810 11
"MW 'fi§“'-3" 3 Agency, crank and Diana units ns 33 ;; - 113313;: . .. ;;
ROOM IF 2;; 5. SEE consisting of qgeneral assortment of 111:... . '.'31 , :53 .‘. go Traink Ex 3:3 1.
1 ew r rose is
GAZETTE Iis'ern‘iIivG, 4 Wood’s Jewelry Store, 1333 :2 yawn .....E ...... :33 ..
Dianna THE OPERA HOUSE. ' e" "e“ ‘9’939 10 20 “
The subscribers have established ageneralFlre oots Shoes Gaiters _._-,e____ 10 3° “ Saturdays 0'“!- 10 £0 "
.IandLiQ'IiiIsuranceAgency,as above and will taketiII ,.I 3 , . '. " . ' . EDWIN LOCKWOOD, President
:every variety of Risks in the best and safest Comps-1M1? E W Rooms 1
They areae cuts for Barton, Norwalk, West- I . . _ ’ h h .
port, Easton and actor: for the Em, both for Gentlemen and-Ladies wear. w is NEW FURNITURE . DANBURY &. NOBWALK F‘ R.
A «fiwmue.oiaveryiowrolcun,»mom stand. re. qmlv'rasan’s sons, ' ' mm“ Ammannm ,
1‘
Commencing May 29th, 1978.
DAIIILY 'l'BIAIN 8.
Daily trains leave Namath Bridge.
At 9 48 s. m. 111'
. 55 p
No'rwa d; Shepang Valley R.
'IIII'BonsatonlcRa road.
I I ' '~', At 6 55 p. 111. F3): 1131111111,. and all Station's:
‘2“ 11.18 a. 111., For Ridgefield and intermediate
Stations.
,1." '1'1 40' p. m. Freight train.
ours. .I. A. JUDD,
rrrrrr
iII'AInd Sole Agent for
E -‘BUTTEBICK'S PATTERNS;
‘3
T111 tier; [lumber
AT WIIRIIIESIAIE IAIIIIIIII IE‘IAIL.
OFFICE AND YARD:
I. mean sruhunoa'r- LANDING,
.1:
'Jiibxséiv" BROS
iifihv "a’IItIiI'r restarts was:
oIfercry dcscnption. :
Repairing, . .-..
'DoIneI in the best manner.
' lg'tsjh I-I§11111|1 slvnenealltlltfi
rs 11,:
jIEITo'wa ti" bnxibtheattentl .
Wt! '
would
110111101110th
{Ill l'I'IBE'BigI: lllIARKET.
1.11"": 10:11:11. 81 or
Shingles, hath
Builder s’ Hardware, 810.,
”It! “'11-1111121011 Starr! ‘0.Norwnllr.I
01:50:11 111 sure WATCHES .
‘34”- horn-Hebe! II
Laces Normal! Bridge/or South Nov-wow:
'At782'10458.m., 213 538 90011.11:
item Duisburg/for Normal]:
3800
IT
II the business of our said appointment, at the one.
, ($.30 LUZON JELDIFF.
I‘Dfatrt'ctochrualk, as. Probate Court, 1440.5. 1873-
. ,fidlate payment to WALTER C. QUINTARD,
For all tatlons on the Danbur a
at HawleyvilleI with up trains on the'
630 and 945 a. m.,105480p.m Frelgbttraln
Cominlssloncrs’ Notice.
HE s'nbscr'lbers' appointed by the Court of Pro-
bate for the District of Norwalk, Commission-
ers to receive, examine and decide 1: n the clalm's
f the creditors of. the estate of .10 N F. RIDERa.
ts -
to of Wilton, ln salddistrlct, deceased. reps esen
nsolvent, hereby give notice that we will attend to
ofGllbert, Bennett (8 Co., in said Wilton, on the 19m
day of September, 1878, and on the 19th day of Jan-
11:13, ,1874, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of each of
at days. Said Court bath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for the exhibition to us
of claims against said estate
I1873 Dated at said Wilton, 1111:1901 day of July, A. D.' ..
THOMAS SANFORD,
} Commlssloners. u
STATE of IL'BRIDGE BROWN. late of Nor-
walk, in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the district of Norwalk
hath limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof. forthe Creditors of said Estate to exhibit
thelrclalms for settlement. Those who neglect to
jpresent their accounts, properly attested within
aid time, will be debarred a recovery. Al persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make im-
Administrator with the will annexed.
Bremen] Norwolk ss. Probate Court,11(g.8. I18".
STATE of ORILLA GREEN, late of Norwalk.
in said District. deceased.
T110 Courtof Probate for theDistriotof Norwalk
hathllmlted and allowedslx monthsl‘rom thedate
hereof forthecrsditors ofsaldh'state toexhtbltthslr
claims forscttlemcut. Those who ne set to pre-
ssnttheir Tacconnts,properly attests, within said
time, will be debarred a recovery. All psrsonstn-
debted to sald estate are requested tomakelmlne-
dlatepaymentto
2132 BRADLEY 8. KEITH, Administrator.
District qflt’orwolls saProbate 001172.403]. 4,4 .D.1878.'
STATE 01' ABIJAH A. ADAMS, late of Wilton.
'In said district deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of-Norwalk
hath limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof, forthe creditors of said estate. to exh tblt their
',clalms 'for settlement. Those who neglect to resent
'«tbeir accounts,properly attested. wlthln sa (1 time
will be debarred a recovery. All personslndebted
to said estate are requested to makeimmedlate pay-
ment to 03GB W.A ,
81'81 Ad-lalsiatar
Distrcht of? Norwalk, 1.1., Probate Chart, August 7th,
' AD
N AGREEMENT in writing, dated thuth dayof
,. August. A. D.,1873, purporting to be made by
and with the adv1ca 'and consent of the Selectmen
the town of Norwalk in said district 11 and betwsan
William Cargill' andDella A. Carglll, 1. wife, both
of said Norwalk. parties 01 thenrst part, and as par-
ents ot a certain male child of the age of about
two months, residing in said town of Norwalk, and
Franklin Brown and Anna Brown, his wife, both of
said Norwalk, part lea ofthe second part. and in and
b which agreement said parties of the first part
give in adoptmn said child to said parties of the
second part pursuant to the provisions of the fits:-
‘ ate in such case provided, was this day exhibited to
this Court for acceptance and approval pursuant. to
said Statute.
This Court doth assign the 30th day of August.
1878, at 9 o’clock in the forenoou, for the hearth of
said matter. at the Probate Ofilee in said dlst'r c
and doth order and direct that all persons interests
be notified to appear and show cause If any the
have Iwh said agreement shall not be accepted an
approve of by this Court, by publishing this ordor
two weeks successively in some newspaper printed
in Fatrfield County, and by posting acopy of this
order on the public, sign-post in salt! town of Nor-
Lwalk nearest the residence ofsald child, at least six
days before said day assigned for said hearing.
2132914030! A. DAVENPORT, Judge
Wllhams
Jamaica.
Gm gél‘:
For 1'oIlIiof_ aml cairn o'l’ Colds. Cholera-
mos-bus. Slammer Complaints and hi
digestion; A delicious drink :61- hot
weather. Many ”Isa-ions .11 oration-I
_‘aIsrePln mark“.-
”THE LAUGHING'
and clean.
and 0111101110} and, bi
(1rt1es, prevents the
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hairi lands. (yltslusgtheharr
g1“ 'ck'ei- an stronger In'
Illness, it, Ircstoru 12110.08me
glands to their normal vigor, and
1
_. '_ _ I I will create a‘ new growth, except in
JEWELEB S, ' extreme old age. trs the most cc;
.;. , I . _ nusspto overuse,
' ~ ‘ ' Is Ogle j ' . tio
Knnrcousrau'rnv on HANDA r011. , . fl. 11,;ng ‘1an I '0
' '-"4""' ' 31.06,; OF . ‘ I gateAssayerofMassachmettasays,
e constituents are pure, and care-
and I consider it. the Ianr
“'1'!
lFOB TEE WEISKBRS.
.. As our Renewer 111 many cases
' requires too long a time, and too
. 1 much care, to restore gray or faded
' Whiskers, we have preparcd this
dye,‘ in bnepreparatt'on"; which will
" 331';le and effectually, accomhsh
: result. It is easily!»n a pW111 ed,
and produces a color wh1 c
IrneIither rub nor wash 002 Sold by
the atoms; ‘: I
fink
.‘a
flare cstlbllihed a new ”1rd,: " I
commenting}
01101030131110:
will offer BARGAINS in all kinds of
.1
311
9891116 'mras:
BLACK DRESS SlLKS,I
of the Best LYONS MAKE, in all qualities; the very
best goods imported, at gret'lt bargains. Allkinds Ola:
st
Housekeeping linen Cools,
imported. in all qualities and at. low prices.
New Goods received every week.
111181111111: {_ Wagons Chit-I
' ' ENTER STATIONERY,
E'?;;7
,0ng my Goods.
‘51 1
of IRICHARDSON & DARNSLIEY’S make, the best
' all Price Fifty Cents.
Inlsnhiotzn'ed by 11.9. HALL a 00..
'. wasnun. ran. 4
making. it coll, lustrous, and Isilken.4
The scalp; b its use, becomes white ,
t removes all eruptions
933%
I'fdlly selected for excellent; uziht’y; -
m:-
'1‘
‘ I
.I":Als'o Agent for Singer’s Improved Family Sewing JOIIN W. BACON, Sup " «:H%"1I'Iw IS & CO .
'm'cm“ sr'w 1111,1111 11111111111111» sullen ’ '~ “"4 ' “awards ‘
N9. 2, Chlcheiter’l Bloek, nuwrouxannwnavnumvxsrox. . sowbypmwtmandaracm '
‘ Winstonstrcctfiouth Norwalkqwdytt SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
. '1 Commencing Mhy- 96th; 1872.
T l l P St t1 atS tn Nor 1k
" -" " °' " Festivals Pic- 1111:: Parties 81:
SOIIIIIII HOPWIRK {or New YOPK.I " II; ' furnished 0“,“! , '
' ' #21105”?biiifiiiipit‘gi}: Pun, sonAWA'rnra
. ‘ ccommo I. II I ' :
6. 45 ' “ Accommodation ' ' ' ISAIRSAPARILLAI-
1:. . ' ‘ 7. 46 “. 'LONII Etxhr'ebsd' glow?!“ at1311150111!’ln‘anydcsiredqu‘antity
"Everyy our film like popularl- .33 u IAuomgd'a't'lou tam or I I am n0w prepared to fill all orders fox-the following
tIIy ofthts valuable Haierparauon" ' 13g {11.335553311111011 »;:~ . STANDARD MINERAL WATERS. '
which' 1s due tokrnefit alone. We; . 2.3: 4: 11:03:01: fipreés. ~‘4 SALTS, 'LTIZEBI
can assure our 0 patrons 11:11:11: is: 5-0,, .'. . gogmdngg: . . 6E . 4 4-
l" ' fully “P‘ *0 its his“ WM? ' . .. - lessens: “Width "
1t 1sthe onlyreliable .111de , 9:3, .. Boston Expm“ KISSINGEN,
reparation for restoriu IGIRA'Y New York rorSousn- INox-walx. 'CARBONIC AC! 1) WATER.
'03 ADED 354131301un 00.10?)' ' At 7'10 8 03(Ex. .)9- “'5’ A' MI; '152'1'11' %LL32§§:)%3825 I can fill all orders for SIPHON BOTTLES, either
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Attl. 39A I112, 'Accommodation
. Accommodation
11.:12M.;1..ss (ex) 230,'(Ex..)4.45,(llx.
(up, (1:3,) P. 11:1 For Bridgeport“ 8. 40 P.
gone es andgfiotels
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M. RlEltDI,‘ 691109111151 ,NewIl'aven.
cw York
sdis'lla Norwak for New Haven't I ‘III
9.4! , Boston Ex rcss. ,.
.10.54' " Accommo 1121011 .0-
1.581’; M., Accommodation
2.27 “ Boston Ex ress.
5.54 " Accommo atlon
6.14 “ 'Accomrno'dntion . g
6.48 H . Accommodation "
9, 51 . “ llostou Express.
"".10 48 “ Boston Express.
Trains leave. New Haven' for South Norwalk, at
a .40, tax.) 3.10, (Ex ,)5.so, 6.80, 3.10, 9.45. (Ex. .)' A.
£91.20,
See large bills of advertisement at Station
JOHN-.I' T. uo.0_l)Y,'Snp't Grand Central Depot
for the trade or private families.
-- -. 5] MA AIN STREET, NORWALK,-
Under E. Raymond's New Block.
_ S. GRUMMA'N.
lillflsn-
1»:- \
H GENIX STABLES
153 1111111 100. East 2731: so,
: behvee" '9ng ....v Lexington Avenues;
“ ‘ NEW YORK.
of the public atronagc.
Parties, i eddlngs. Shopp
bromptly attended to. Spec
. n ylng and selling Horses.
inc
1111’
on Commission. .
311126 J. .L‘. KOPKINS,. Proprietor.
HE subscriber haviuo purchased the Phoenix
Stables, Nos, 158 an 160 Eastz'z'th Street. and
. perior selectlon of Horses, with careful and expert.
' euced drivers would most respectfully solicit a share _ ;
, and City CallsI
attention given to
Gentlemen' a road
horses carefully handled. Horses sold or exchanged
mimic.
111. 11'-1.1.111:ou
furnished the same with New Clarences, and a su
4'5 MAIN s'a'iann'r, monwaI Li:
Silver Plated""'
~4-illnerieau Sterling
anantetlA. No. 'l.
191
vs. igneous, .....
"3%“.- Tasnnsroo’ns - - - .Is'm "5 Pe' 59':
0mm Dnsssu'r ranks, - . . 3.00 '-
.. -W‘ Examine .521: '
FOR SALE ONLY BY
1} 4.945131% 25110140100411
1.1.4'!!f~"'=;.”~' "~‘L-‘(Q {2.11.
CUT“AN‘D’STAMPED¢"“
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All the new IstIyIles of
forsIalIe atI
Low Prices,
Lam.
I._.ut_I.
4.
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.....THE 0111 ESTABLISHED lune:
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‘Iéasaaae Tickets
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from chromatic aberrations and r l - 4 _.I
ness anddlstinctnessof vlsidn' p oducclabr I" I
in e ectacleys
DPT CAL MA NUFACTURIN
>3qu . I I
ms rarer.“
Executed with neatn‘ess and dispatch
-AT THE-
. Ppfii, "
mousse a.
""4 STEAK Plthl‘lN-G 0111111012., .
0.111.111.1100.“ Passages to 'or' from Glent
biltaln, schist the‘ established rates Drafts issued
‘ “is"
-, “Lit the lowestNew-l'ork' rates; ' 'I’
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5p;
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.ng0 0N5, FORKS, .ec. a
:MQNOGRAMS
gogg- gml‘g 13.4110 onwalkl’oqpt
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Store =
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DRIIVIEIS, AND GOOD MOUNTAIN
AND SEA VIEWS. '
graph 001cc; Daily Mail.
Come and trIIyIiItI. '
111124
7W; l
Successor toA. ‘fB'ALLEN, . .
.‘III llEundersigned having uréhas'I'cdtl-ic c t'irein-
terest of A. marten;
ness, would luforni the [iubllc that all orders left.
boat. He is also 'prepared to do all kinds of Light
. .and Heavy Trucking; having secured a first-class
sringtrnck, willjatteud to" allorder‘s for removing
_ iorniture. Piano's'. (be. Th'e patron gage ofthc public
Ilsrespectlullysolicitcd. 1D GREEN.
, ' ALLEN’S
,ClTV EXPRESS
(new 1.x,I boat's: '
.......,. B,
,L .IBaggage and packages called for and delivered in
'any part of the town. A specialty made of Moving
Pianos or Furniture. 'Orders left on ALLEN S' Slate
atthe Post Ollkcewill receive immediate attention. .~
~39! Olin} -s. ALI-RN, ”Agent."
11110111.de
AHWAPPLICAEIO 33101an ’ 4‘
Euro Bloommg Complexion.
table, and its' operation is seen and-
is I”
'ncc.' ' '. with the Flushed Appear.
:21}: .'.-"m bg'nsat. $12110, 11nd ExcitementI, Heals
andreriso'ias'alullotohfispngfhuplsh. ads-:Ef'
. ' rave way
Lima; and by' qu9' but when influence _
. ':"‘, :plnfle'qtltfim .
I “- YOUTH“ BLOOMAND BEAUTY.
ROME“! nil-1331mm: Racy 820105799“
um Nawxurkds
.'..ero'rnns wnmennS.
ALI:- KIN 8;»
E. K..LOCKWOOD’S
as- WRINGLLS REPAIRED as
SUMMER RESORT 1
“151.1110 HOUSE” ‘
HIS HIOUISE is situated on Ithc South side of
Mount Desert Island, coast of Maine, and is
one of the most healthy and pleasant locations on
. .'v .a 3 .
FINES ”FISHING AND SAILING, PLEASANT
Stea‘niérI tIIon t'r'l'ps per week r1611; Portland Tole-I
Bonultrona sc.oo (Io aio.oo per tree... I'
II. III. CLARK, Proprietor. . _
minute’s CITY nIxr'rIiIuaIss, I
I th'eclnyxpr‘e aBusi-
aha.-.
Wago‘hIsI 'ruu 1‘0": every- ilrl'tiii' and' the steamboat. I
. .1
machinerv,arcnow prepared toexecute allotdersforl .
» and lady-assistant steward, all ladies.
should be taken to select person's well qual
filled to discharge the duties of their several
spasitions.
gal Grange initiates the members and installs
' the qlficers, for which in either cueI the
I officer ofilc1at1ng1s entitled to travelling ex-
Have secured the agency'for
P..Jet_o‘IeIll'.& Son’sI
'~‘I-LPATHEBIsELrnG.>
~ which will be sold atI_
. “'1 II
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v
1
new: unfair: stirrer:
NOW III-‘IOR IVItlIllt WATER PIPES.
Wm. Glover 8n. Son,
hr
ready to putIinI your WATER, STEAK or GAS:
WR’OU short notice; and at as .low a emu"
y.oue GM '&4 ICIA'ST IRONI TIN-L IN“.
LEAD PIPES; gm, of «017 sl'a‘e snd description.- .
PDUMIIIIIIINGI h'a’ 't‘ll‘ iItII Enamels“. _ I,‘
WILLIAM CLOVER a: SON," '
29 nit-ea Street. Norwalk. 5
SOMETHING NEW
'A FIRST CLASS CITY
DRAPEE
AND
TAILURING ESTABLISHMENT
At No. 1 Gazette Building,I(upI stairs.)
HE subscriber would rcspoctfnlllnform the cltl
zens ol'Norwalk, that he has opened a firsmlass
New York City Establishment, as above, where he
pleldge's himse f to glVe satisfaction to allhls'I custod
He Iwill give special attention to BoysiGarmcInts
as well as those of gentlemen. Persons bringing
their own 'cloth can have' the same cut or made up,
in an artisticmanuer, atreas‘ouable prices
{1;
~_(
T
per‘day! Agentswnuted'AllclassIs .
"'2 of workingncople, of eitherscx old
or young, make more 1110a ey at. work‘ foriitusln their-
s are moments, or all the time, than at anything
a se. Particulars free. Address G. Stiuson 0 Co. '.'
Portland, Maine.
RIVERSIDE FOUNDRY. '
HE subscribers having completed their new .
Fo‘unfiy Works on, IIIOyt street, and fitted a:
he saute n 'the best mhn'ne‘r,\vit11‘most- approve .
FIIIEISIIIGRSTIIIS and it 110.10' W0“
’ofevorydescripti Babbitt metal, oféverIquiiaIl-
'lty‘,t‘nruisl1ed. Orders solicited. .
. Cash paid forcastscrap iron.
' 4 A. C. AIDRNOI.
1
1 .
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11“.
» " .. 0'1"r0 c.11auscnit.
VorwalLMays 1871, .‘
Carr/sage Make/leg
. . 1' -___._.A,N .D__ . .
B. IE I? A I H I NI IG-I. .
I nEsuIbs'criber'lsfullyprep'ared 'at hise'stablisbs
‘ meat.- 'nea'r'theFOO'l‘ I‘MOF MILL 14161111111-
ufacture Carriages to order, and to do all 'k'lnds‘ of
REPAIRING in hisllne Thewood-work depart—
' mint is under the charge of Johns. Loskw and an
F“ Iyim1'l‘Ience'd and on able workman. Paintingand
:‘il'm mi‘il'gcxecu'tcd' n-thebe'st'm'auncr.
C USPADIORES,
ofily' One Dollar.
4' “Dear -air .
FRANCIS J. Henson. . .
332:2.
A POEM SEBVED. TO ORDER. _
1; "9&4.
em BETA Karen. JUNE 26, I1873.I
Thafcaliph ordered up his cook,
And, scowling with a fearful look
That meant, —We stand 110 gammon, --
To-morr'o'w, just at' two,”_ he said,
Hassan, our cook, _will lose his head,
0r serve us up a salmon."
Great Sire,” the trembling IcM lI'eulicd
“Lord of the Earth and all beside,
Sun, “‘00“. and stars, and so on—"
(Look in. Eothen—there you’ll find
.A list (Sf-titles
Never mind,
'I haven’t time to go on.)
“Great Sire," and so forth, thus he spoke,
“Your Highness must intend a joke;
It doesn’t stand to reason
For one to order salmon brought .
Unless that fish is sometimes caught.
And also' 1s in season.
“ 'Our luck of latc' ts shocking bad,
In fact, the latest catch we had
(We kept the matter shady),
But, hauling in our nets,——a‘1uck!
We found no salmon, but a sack
That held y our hontred lady !"
—“Allah 1s great i" the Caliph said,
“My poor Zulieka, you are dead,
I Once took interest in you—"
—“Perhaps. my Lord, you’d like to know :
We cut the lines and let her go."
—“Allah be praised! Continue."
.—“It isn’t hard one’ s hook to bait,
And, squatting down, to watch and wait
To see the cork go under' ,
At last suppose you’ve got your bite,
You twitch away with all your might, -
You' ve hooked an eel ,by thunder ,”
The Caliph patted Hnsauu’ 5 head ;
"Slave, thou hast spoken well,” hesa'id,
f‘And won thy master’s favor.
Yes; since what happened t’other morn
The _Salmon of the Golden Horn
Might have a doubtful flavor.
“That last remark about the eel
Has also justice that we feel
Quite to our satisfaction.
To-morrow we~dispense with fish,
And,.for,.thc present, if you wish,
You'll keep your bulbous fraction."
“Thanks, thanks," the grateful chef replied,
' His nutrient'features showing wide
The gleam of arches dental,
“To cut my head off wouldn’t pay,
I find it useful every day
As well as ornamental.”
Brothers, I hope you will not fail
To see the moral of my tale
And kindly to receive it.
.You'know your anniversary pie
Must have its crust, though hard and dry,
And somefiprefer to leave it.
How off before these youth were born
I’ve. fished in Fancy’s Golden Horn .
Foriwhat the Muse might sendi'ne !'
How gayly then I cast the line,
When all the morning sky was mine,
And'Hope her-flies would lendIme.
And now I, hear our despot’s call,
And come, like Hassau, t0 the ball—I
_IfIIthere’s a slave, I_’am one:—
My bait no" longcrfites, but worms;
I’ve caught—Lord I bless me! how
squirmslI I _
Au eel, and not, :1 5111111611.
0. W. Holmes' m 199qu Atlantic.
be
' Comm; ScxsnmI’s Ll'r'rn Jon.—
There rsi_a11 anecdote 0f Gollieb‘, Scheerer,
who, twelve years ago, was an actichhila-
delpbia politician, and Vice President Dal-
. bar, which' is here first givenin print. Some'
I 30 years ago Mr. Dallas was counsel in "a
case in Philadelphia, and Mr. Scheerer was
called? 1n as a wttuess. The following ques
_tlons Were put by Mr. Dallas.
I5. “Mr. Scheerer, were you in Harrisburg
Ilast June?” -
' “Last J one, did you I'say, Mr. 111111952"
“Yes, last June; don't repeat my question,.
but answer it. ” -
After some minutes of study the answer
came: “No, Mr. Dallas, I was not in Harris-
burg last June 1" 4 , . ..
“Were you in- Harrisburg last July. 9"
He reflected again, and: 1110wa said, “No,
Mr. Dallas, I was not in; Harrisburg ln
July.I ” .. ,
‘ .“Wcre you there in August, Mr. Scheer—
er 2"
The witness again ,meditatcd and. said,
'FTN‘oAIr. Dallas,I was not therein August,"
“Were, you there in September t"
. Here Mr._.Scheerer reflected. longer than
before, and replied: “Hm-Mr. Dallas, I was 4
.. not in Harrisburg in September.”
. Mr.:Dallas became tired - of this barren
result, and raising his voice, s’aid:
“Mr. Scheerer, will you tell’the court when
' you were in' Harrisburg. t”
“1111. Dallas,” said Mr. Scheerer, “I never
was in Harrisburg" tn my life. ”.
The 'Court,fithe;aud1enee, «and Qatlieb
Scheerer enjoyed {the 30ks.but:Mr.'. Dallas
did not heartily partake of: the merrimeut
created“
m
A Dettolt man recently forwarded the
fondgsiug letterto the insurance: company
in which“ 2:"! wife’s; life was Iin‘snrcd. .
'I- . take my. when in my hand to
let you know than}. a'm well; but my dear
wife, insuredforfifloo in- :your company,
, is no more. She died LEM Her policy
- Iii! No;-'—. less truly :-':say that she was 11
fond wife and a good, mother. I'. have the
"doctorls certificate, so that there will be no
trouble about the policy. She was sick
oaly a short time, but suffered much; Do
you give z's check' in advance, or must _I
wait sixty days for thcmoney. 9. Yours, Gc.”
' «Oww—A ,.' ‘-
“A Kiss nt '1'}!- Dana. ”—-A. young {New
aYorkgentlemati stopping :51: (line' oftha lower
3 hotels requested the proprieto’r to change his
room, as the next apartment to his waa- 'oc
; copied by thattos'l'ncnt t'obachelors; a cry-
:Iing baby -When- he arrived from New
I 'Y'orxiha‘ went off to take a drive, and 4011 his.
,I'return‘ to the hotel he was' stream to 1'1
apartment with the informatitm thatIII the
baggage of the formal- occupant had not. yet
femur-ma, but that in wo'uldlbb taken .
s'gnyaylduringi the course of the evening. It
-was growing: dark 'so‘ ourxhe‘ro sat down by
the Moss todndulge 1n a little twilight-
'Imeditalion, and possiblv; a‘ cigar. Suddenly
'_the door openediths frou- fr0u of a woman’s
dress was Helrd,‘ a soft voice cxclamell
“Why, Jack; dear,- when did you come down?
I am. solglid l";ar.d , . simultineouslyv with
the exclaimation he found himself
Tenderly clasped in a loving embrace, I
With a pair ofloIng- lashes Just sweeping his (aha. "
."so' am II,".w11a his very natural invol-
untary rejoinder, whereupon there was a
sh'rieIk a rush and a slamming of doors
_aInd my friend was left 1119119 to; meditate at
. ,.leisure upon the charms ofthe twilight hour
I—Long Bram]; 093'. Philadelplua Ledger
,I -. .p—.
'A Gunner. is carapossd ofa I-mIaster, over
,.seer lecturer, steward, assistant steward,
chaplaib, treasurer, secretary and gatekeeper
all gentlemen, and Ceres, Pomona, Flora
Care
A general deputy of the Nation.
penses and five dollars per diem for the lung
occupied. The deputy or installing page;
keeps a duplicate, and a fee offifieendollars
they get is sent to the INaiionaIl. Grunge at
Washington, from which are furnished a
dispensation and the necessary books, forms,
'Iec_t., to enable tbe grunge to put itself into
working order.- my; ,.
-.I—dif.
Adjutant-General Trowbridge has decided
to order 'out the first and second sections of
artillery ::for encampment, 1111' the same time
Itbcibrigade encampment takes place at Ni-
ant c
v uomockwnnn.
as. I. Locxwoon’s.
Norwalk Chronicler